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25.02.19. Lots of snow left to deal with. Snow clearing crews are just starting to deal with. My walkway looks like a canyon at this point.
January 31, 2017. I'm working downtown today evaluating funding proposals, so I took the opportunity over lunch to walk to Parliament Hill to see any aftermath of the vigil for those murdered in Quebec City, but there was nothing but one lone anti-abortion protester oblivious to his role in fostering the sort of tragedy we witnessed yesterday. At least the flag was flying at half-mast.
Eight year old Emilie McIntyre lost her mother and father in a head-on crash caused by a drunk driver traveling the wrong way on a metro Detroit freeway. The perp will be in prison for 5-15 years. After the sentencing Emilie leans on her grandmother Sheryl McIntyre, wearing a shirt with victim Shannon McIntyre's likeness.
26 hours after a horrific gas explosion, fire, and building collapse in the East Village.
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2nd Ave & 7th St
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Drained and overheated after a ling rid in the sun. I was completely empty when I returned and in the hot sun I I longed for some cold water :)
Shoot done in a shower depicting the aftermath of a violent encounter. (The only thing hurt making these images was the purple lipstick used to create the bruises.)
Art installation of mixed media by Nakhon Si Thammarat (Thailand) exhibit at the Singapore Art Museum during the Singapore Biennale 2016.
A sea of green.
A version of this photograph was included in the Capture My Chicago book that was published by CBS2 Chicago.
We drove through the charred results from the Delta Fire. When this fire was raging, there was a real concern it was going to burn all the way up the Sacramento River Canyon and take out Dunsmuir.
This is what was left of the Edmonton Spring and Auto Works after fire ravaged through it on March 21, 2010. The lot still sits vacant today.
The kids were outside today driving their go-cart. With the rain came mud; and with the mud came filthy kids. They had a lot of fun and I had a lot of laundry to do. :)
I probably could have saved more of the fiber... but it's more important to get Gir naked for the upcoming summer months.
More terrifying and beautiful skies from yesterday's 3/29 storm. Didn't know whether to run or shoot! Took a few tonal liberties with this shot, but the expressive priorities far outweighed the need to reproduce the image exactly as seen.
Burned mountains on the California coast, south of Santa Barbara.
I took this photo from the passenger seat of a car traveling north on US 101.
The old stobie pole has been removed.
Whilst making a 1 hour drive from McLaren Vale back to Adelaide, I took a 5 hour detour.
It turns out both main arterial roads from the south into Adelaide were blocked. Two seperate accidents had brought down stobie poles on both Goodwood and
South Road. Traffic was backed up for about 10 kms. Goodwood Road was completedly shutdown, South road had a detour close to the accident.
I took the detour and then tried to escape. I cut off Port Road, up Cheif Street and then got stuck behind a truck, stuck under a bridge. They though the
track was shorter than it really was and now .. wedged ... there was no easy way to turn around or et it out. I gave in and started taking photos.
For non South Australians ..
A Stobie pole is a power line pole made of two steel joists held apart by a slab of concrete in the middle. It was invented by Adelaide Electricity Supply
Company design engineer James Cyril Stobie (1895–1953). Stobie used materials easily at hand due to the shortage of timber caused by the arid and treeless
nature of much of South Australia and destruction from white ants. The pole was patented in 1924.
From the news: Truck toppled stobie pole closes South Road.
"A stobie pole with powerlines carrying 66,000 volts of electricity has been toppled after it was clipped by a "Murphys" truck which the tipper section had clipped the pole travelling along South Road.
The stretch of South Road between Port Road and Torrens Road is expected to be subject to traffic diversions for most of the afternoon as ETSA crews attempt
to replace the damage infrastructure and restore power to some 2500 users who have been left without electricity as a result of the accident. A small grass
fire ignited shortly after the lines were brought down, with a neighbouring business owner quickly able to put out flames.
ETSA is hoping to have services returned to users without power by later this afternoon.
MFS and police were redirecting traffic, with hopes of having one lane open each way by 1:00pm, with the road not expected to be fully open again until early
tomorrow morning.
Police are advising of major traffic delays and are recommending motorists avoid the area completely."
At 5 pm that night, the street was still blocked (Accident was about 10:30am)
www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/south-australia/truck-brings-...
I am unsure how many hundreds of thousands of cars use this road daily, but this was a major issue.
Canon EOS 30D, 28-90,
2010
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A long day of sketching, erasing, and fiddling around with sharp tools.
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I was going to stop posting skiing pictures for a while but there has been massive nationwide interest and concern* regarding what happened as a result of the possible collision in my last picture. So here is just one more shot. Incidentally the cute snowboard lady had an incredibly photogenic smile. In fact I have never seen such a big grin on a crashing skier before (she grounded herself to prevent a collision). And robo-skier-kid still doesn't seem to have noticed that anything untoward had happened.
* well, soonerpa was curious